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Is this a test? Will it tell me what my child should become?
No. It is a structured conversation starter. We measure twelve plain areas — working with your hands, working out problems, helping people, and so on — and show which areas of work tend to need them. For a child in Classes 6 to 8 we deliberately do not name a career at all. Anyone who tells you a 15-minute questionnaire has identified your child’s destiny is selling you something.
Why do you ask about our income?
Because a recommendation you cannot afford is not advice. We ask for a band, never an exact figure, and we use it for exactly two things: judging whether a route is within reach, and finding the scholarships your family is entitled to. It never changes which careers we suggest, and it never appears in a printed report.
What is free, and what do I pay for?
Free, always: the questionnaire, the comparison of eight paths, a summary of the three worth discussing, the 90-day plan, the career library, and all government scholarship, examination and training information. You pay once, if you want it, for the full written report — the cost breakdown per path, the scholarship checklist, the honest risks, the questions to settle as a family, and a printable document.
How accurate is your information?
Course structures and skill subjects come from the national school and vocational curriculum. Qualification levels follow the national skills framework. Scholarship rules and examination dates come from the official government portals. Every figure carries the date we last checked it, and where we have not verified something we say so instead of showing a number. Fees change mid-year and colleges close, so always confirm on the official site before paying anything.
Our internet is weak. Will this work?
Yes. Pages are small and load fast on a 2G connection. If your connection drops in the middle of the questionnaire your answers are saved on the phone and sent when you are back online. The plan can be printed on one sheet of paper so you do not need to be online to follow it.
Can I use this in Hindi or Odia?
Yes. The whole site, every question and your full report are available in English, Hindi and Odia, and you can switch language on any page without losing your place. Tap Listen to hear a page read aloud, though how well that works depends on your phone — Odia voices in particular are not installed on every device.
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